On Debian based distributions, run: chown -R www-data:subversion myapp Create a new directory for your project/application/website files: mkdir -p svn/myappĬreate an SVN repository using the following command: sudo svnadmin create /home/someuser/svn/myapp 6. Replace ‘someuser’ with the actual username. Svn, version 1.7.14 (r1542130) 4. Create a system user accountĬreate a system user account and switch to that user: useradd -M someuser To check the version of SVN installed on your server, use the following command: # svn -version If you are using a CentOS VPS, you can use the following command to update the OS packages and install SVN: yum update If you are using an Ubuntu VPS, update the OS packages and install SVN on your server using the commands below: sudo apt-get update

Update the OS Packages and Install SVN in Linux Please remember to replace 1.1.1.1 with the IP address of your server and 2222 with the listening port of your server’s SSH daemon. In order to install SVN, connect to your Linux VPS via SSH.

8. Create the conceptual groups, configure permissions.

Create a new directory for your project/application/website files:

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